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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The business accom-
F.:s T.s: d:s
s an ': ny oass
inclined .Aou Sd tn. or .n Price,
sny s nscr; ra
@ ss the % ~.
e.. soo 0t 81: wi sS. VI: E, $
s p o. ss s. ssss s' g s aos: 70 esds
iseut:d a s tn: sale: ss 500 81. Z. :.s:5s
:s 70 ta o. :: stss
tst:: .: s'ss ss ~
E. @ s:; z; 90 e., 81, e
r. for Ss soi &C. .Is sI:s
ss .. Good .s:': DE- I Ss, sd,i.s n
saHy sales: 500 500 vi. ssS:!ss: !ss.s
81 :s, .: '''''.
GRAiN-wHEAT-TheS general Nnrket 10 weaver IN IN, ,ne
'sSs 'Ss TS
6SSss ana n.fs wa. some t. rom
s ssfs to 1 i, Ur SS:'
cpsniaE daar the day tho change. we're IN
. ss. he ss. Ss'% s'.s
to ,1ys seSSips 80 csIaso :. 49, s
yn.d.a Red So s. ;s., ss ;s;
ward dsys o b. n Hnsr,a.s sHt1s soS un
s5ss: co August, stSSstsc. si..ins az stseI 40 sep
tembeL 81 l56ds6 Sc closing at So c do oHober Soc
Decemb.r ssiSsssc eiosips At ssisci do January.
eOd90sc cosinsat S04ci do. MAY ej0s5br. closing nj
95i,c -. TE-Dul ana nominal. .-...BARLEY sad
BARLEY MALT-Dun and nominal. co BS-Markot
s also lower sympathEing Spot down
fully per bushe closing heavily shippers bought verr
taking only 81 900 bushels Tut tho local trade
demand fair The options attracted moderate amount
Of rs lSS aa9 'I'is.
bushels spot, Including Unsraded MiIsi at x6Sts.ci
ai6i.c. closing at tsci DO Ausu't t6a*o.c closing
October closing Gominaly At Graded White
tho spot advanced abOGt go per bushs while Mired
decided change. Cash taug fair and stock 70
arrive freight insurance had demand The
options declined sc most marked September closing
little .teaier: Speculation reached f.ir Aggregate
Sae-37bO0O bushels future 224 600 bushes and
arrive. iaciudns No At 33.ci do White, s74ei Ma q
33s. s387c.; C. and f. SS do. white. SSa 3sbo
No. White 3s Zci NiIsd Western 81 B3so White DO 81
al lsc White state. Sszssi.c. No white July 81 'sei
Mixed July 1884, 1871 We, closing at S3sc. do Aug
ust. 81 a43lssc closing at 81 nc: do september. Sl9
81 vs.. closng at Observation-Disclosures but unchanged
Ia prices.
aiLors prtraia n,ilx Circniar InlY 1871 YORK:
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Alta SPECIAL TERN OF THE SUPREME
n Court of the State OF York held In and LOT inc
First Judicial District ct tho Court House. In the City OF
New.York. the 23d day OF April. 1881 1870,
Present don. CHARLES DONOHUE. Justioe
OF petition OF majority OF the directors
Of the Works Company Limited for voluntary
dissolution OF said company
reading the annexed petition Of the directors
the Limited whose principai
oce situated In the city OF NewYork praying Tor vol
dissolution OF said corporation aud the schedules ah
sdavts thereto annexed and the admission OF que anu
timely service OF copy Of tho petition. schedules adavs
and proposed order and notice OF motion by Hon. Denis
o. Brien Attorney General Now motion OF Morris g
Steele attorneys Tor tho petitioners
II ordered that all persons Interested IN the Ulster iron
Works Company Limited show cause before John haien
Esg hereby appointed roferee TO hear the
and proofs determine the FACTS AZ MS
No Eos Broadway tho CITY OF NewYork on the 2S ,
day July 1887 at IL O'Clock IN the forenoon. why the
Ulster Iron Company. Limited should not DO DIS
solved ,.
sed nee In each weeks Immediately preceding
the time showing cause In tho Tribune
newspaper published at NewYork which s hereby desg.
In the place and stead OF the newspaper printed Az
Albany which formerly legal notices were required 70 10
published and also 10 The Daily Register newspaper pun
bshed In the CITY and County OF New-Y YORK
(signed) JAMES A. FLACK, Clerk
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ric.r. Tess,ls apt r Iiiroz IT,
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-The market for Brasil Erowths was nominal
In option trading the sale. aggregated bales First
RsSay at reaction Of is poants q. oo~. January
{7isi F.brusry. i7itS7aoi M.rch. l11bSl72ss
izS jay lSSos iotOi 1rEa.t iseosi eSs ssg!ss@ 81
sl7O5 December. l7iosl7e The ranges On the dineT'
months wss: :: dgy a.
100. November. l6s5Sl7.ooi December lesoSl7lo'
Sales 81. 900 bags. go,
UUTfON-vaiuss for spot cotton reduced 1.l8c
further to-day and the movement was nederste the ses
acgexang l0l bales 100 ast EVENING" all 70 spinnes Inc
port rscsips today were 1!9 bas: csmosrins WIN Zyo
Since Sapomber the total port receipts have been
1876 bales against 527643l bales for the Same period
year. a.,..
liz
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July e.-rhe leading futures ranged as follows

Flour ruled quiet with prices steady unchanged.
s, n as ss p ssrs. Sc %
So sSsc.,: .o.t.-Ne 2 ys.e Kys-N. 4sG s;,
T,%:sa! q rsrs-;IS So, t,ra1sS Is
ss:r, s s.. se:: 's,i " D,y Sss'a
per gallon su.sr-Cut Loaf ss-G. granul.ted 6l.c
Sso"u sa.s Corn Sa.s $4,000
kys 1000 sa,a B.rey 7'So .usn sh,% 1 ats ..
4 Ss s ssoo sa: s s 1900 ZOO SS'n ssisr
G Sy TIE gss nss: "a
g Ca s ssssy s's sas
Corr stronger SO o NssS Ssrs os. sers
ss :sy e 70 Ss
sssS: "a e q 10 fs9is ssJ
eH sas Gss ass IT, Packing and
"a 70 "s5 rs kscsipts 2eoo mead shipnents
!sy .S oi.S W.T. 4o ' S H c as
xasu:t TING. ssg,sm6sg 7stc Coz y. Cash sss s;n
ossia iisSo oasu '' Corn 1900
July Ms :s;s no Msa nsS SG
No Nozzle Xin.S s' Sc BID ~ ''''' . - '
ay ' ssvs%ss Corn Ts q Sn
no. 'Ss. oss: dull No White 81 10 Eys
easy w ss quiet r.st is, u
tssadar ssss % ito6s cSi %lssi
ss :i' w S" od5 ss!r ssS So. "%:
MrssxAroLIs July e.-wheat-M.rket steady. No
Hard cash 1876 August TAG September 7Ssc.
'e s::: i 81 ssi: & =
%s,:.sy n' co GUS. ssocS
s sa. Sas 5c s5SS SS: S iS' Barley 5000
rmLADrIrHA July erlour NO Improvement I'm, in the c
meet immediate the general market y va: ~ veal.
az %': 40 s,s sna IS
s q Hs oSs cssr .
20 s,Ta,s q g g %
as sSss ;ss ssg'h'si
Sss g : s q
Wheat market about BOUT c fcwsS Speculation EXPORT
s:DS tSF SS ss Tasa hs
90 s tor c do
good demand and sh rscsps speculation was a. stand
a.: M ss1s:;s ra9
S..s s's s,sa 10 d sS 40 .Ss
:ss Ss:.r d. ,:r sss'r oss
%s: IL s' w SssT' 80
EsI1fs vs.: 'a q: i sS' sss white
T.. e..
sss: e.
ssslss ~s:,.ss '' srs.%ss7 ss: .ss
s Ss:s:. e. t~ r. ss.Ss % Is
6ss S and ss %
f.. o.. sss st ss s.'I Fssa.s.a
fsss-Hisssr bran SIS asSsls 90 SSsp,.:.
5s .ss' 1850 ss.s :Ssn.ss:~%is. 1900 SasE 0'''
cess dan 2soce a sass
Ssss i c.ss 200 1000 Ss:a 1000 SssI
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X Visible July 10 1886 Is, 5ga, 81 busheI.
ysSIs July 81. 1856 1885 81 81: sG =, bushels.
visible 4SsS:s j. 1889 ssSi5' ses Sn.s.i.
y:$Is Sass:s = isss $i$sS Ss s.. SS S
Visible September 1855 s s@o bushels "nd
week La,t season only la6Sss bushels or but little
Hay AND srRAwThe market is In the dull posi-
Gn yacs: are as 70 the Sso ss ;Sgs a
sr %1s% g s Ssy; ssss shSSn
6; .acs5 IA .sy
,ona English crop prospects are though aside from
@%ssan
ss s:: d.
Common e Good IS s2oc 81 sss ac 20 g Prime
issaoc 20 cO@non I4si?c "''" '''' no. A'''''
MoLAssEs-There were one or two Of Sales but
s SOC spot %
Ks j e: ss?:
in p on hs s,
able Res,.s anie! and UNCHANGED ouosiions strained
q ~ 80 g. l. ssoS q i 10 VIM ~
'Ss si: 1s% ~.
sss $s:::s ,.s:ss s.s
az ~: ;s,S ifss: S ss$:s
&c nsst srs.s.S sssssrS sisaeSsa %a1s
blsached winter, 7la70c natural spring IS ss7ci
beached spring CS672c; Whale crude southern. 3lc.;
winter Ssc ssachsd winter Acct extra blsachsd
t2c, Red Elain per ~ - 1885, Red saponiasd per 80
dos4! 0as ss1 a.%
Mustard Seed. 45c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are In tho market for
quantities. and there 10 some little demand from
dsaIrrs Prices a Sales 400 bbs Mess
T. Meas quoted at si4 boasl4 IS Old sl6as1s SO for
New e15ze16 so for Family Mess. SIS 209tl6 so for
Clear Back and $l4 30 for Extra Prime. BEEF-Has
S Ne x. .s ss' sr ls .1s. Sli tis
Plate s77S......BEEP HANS - Quiet. .,sa'y and nm
changed Quoted S2l s2l -.-.CUr MEArS-Picklsd
Hams have fair ,ngnry Prices a; rnle arc well main
ILoi2c. Picksd shoulders. &c. smosed Hams. i2sS
i3e.; smoked shoudsrs. 7tc;. iDpLEs-in bgst e.
Ho0sh.vs. lsr .gary q. vs.y tah prss. 9agisa ny
ket suffered bsa today spot lots arc seout ~
LAWYER 400 Western Sfoam bsI w. CITY
sssan In moderate demand Sales IT'S Gsoc, refined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO July (Sp>cial.-If there had not been such
phenomenal OF wheat at York to-day there 10
telling whore the price here would have August
got down tx and July down to e8 before
the public After they made pub
lie rally Of 40 At the start September
corn sold 36as and September oats to 2b Receipts
to-day Spring wheat "a; winter %; corn.
23s 1885, receipts of hogs 10000 Estimated receipts
for tomorrow Wheat IT. corn 50 oats ST. ssptem
Der opened at yestorays centsand sold at
39, GEMS before 1890 August wheat sold down cent to
~ oens Oats sold At rs cents for August Receipts OF
receipts Of 2s se6 bushels shpment bushels
1880 paper circulated for the signatures OF the
creditors Of hoscnfd Co. Those who sign pledge them
selves accept rs cents cash and the Wshre claim In set
fu August wheat closed at II September at
1894. September 37, August oats at 26 August
lard 1T 662a, August short ribs at 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07
GRAIN IND PRODUCE XARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YOKK DEALrNGS
There demand for wheat for export yesterday
the engagements running to nearly 100000 bushels Yet
spot lots heavy and OF hos cent The options
only trading sympathy with tho wes
but closed steady at rally OF cent follows; July ssh
August s4 September $3.50 october s67. November ssh
lower although shippers took "a 600 bushels Options were
ton July closed at As August at 464 and September at
47S cents Oats irregular the spot The options
aud closed of for July at $685. and september
at 3ls and 1, cent for August at 81 - cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07

BOSTON, July 6-Four dun-Common Extras So 40
ass so spr,nr wheat Patsnts prime IS 90 IS Is
soe,ohe Good No Grade .sSss o,ts ws1s steAsy.
White 1910 lac steady-Niddiinss ton
SIT $50 Butter duExtra Northern Creamery
zoe Western Creamery ID l9c. Cheese nrm-Nsw.
York and Vermont Extra seS9c .E Eggs stsady@Ea:t.
ern Extras drss l6c Receipts for the
day-Flsu 100 bblA and $500 sacks Corn $500 busn
Oats ~. 900 snsn. Shorts 5000 bush
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
THROWN OFFICES. No. 1898 Broadway, serner Thirty:
nrsst. until 900 Droadwsy Sswssn Treny ssSsnd
st. corner Eighth 1852 sIthave iss Fourtht cor
nsr LOG West Forty second st. near
fe0 Thirdave corner Forty eeyenthst oo Third ave,
siIuethst, and the HAREM OFFICE $50 East onehun'
fhst up 10 m at regular once rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON

LONDON July Cat to-day the competition
for good continued brisk
prices for grades were we'll mainAined The quo.
tatons inferior still
Prices favor Of the buyers Following are the sales in
detail;
locks pieces lid ola 4d greasy. 9hd ala lad do.
locks and pieces, I'D d9Rd.
oueensiand-ssies 400 bales secured Is I'D I'D;
do locks and pieces epd 1la SID; greasy 7td e8idI
do locks and pieces, 7bd.
New South waies:saes. 2loo balss secured. Ia ga
aai do locks and pieces lOd 1ls gid. greasy 3D.
10 I'D. do locks and pieces, 8 I'D ey I'D
wzealandsales, 100 bales; secured Is Ia Ia I'd
DO locks and pieces Is bis 6sti greasy. cid II adj do
locks and pieces 7 I'D d9Ld
South Ausraa-saes 400 bales secured locks and pieces
Old a Is. I'D; greasy Sd.07d
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Cost an0 found.

ASSAY OFFICE RECEIPT LOST.=A re-
n cept issued by the u Assay Office n Y, No 293i,
Gated July for 682 90 100 gold buor aoe
Joseph Fahys Co. order has been lost The public are
not 10 negotiate the az It's payment
a been stopped At tho Assay ONCE ,,.uvs m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07

UYnRp STATES EMPRESS COMPANY. }
OFFICE or THE president 50 BRoADwAI
NEW YORK July 8. 1887
PROPOSALS for supplying the United States
Express Company with sationsFy Printed Books ks
sunr year will at the supply Department 90
Trinity Place, n. " until July 90 1887 Samples and In.
Formation will application TO Seymour Dc
Witt supply Agent The company reserves the right TO re-
ject and all proposals &c pLAii, rresidenI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07

Coed Ordinary. LIS Low Middling. ll.l0
stGsoa orinary Sc. MiddlinT. ............1o GIG
Trading future deliveries active at the outset Fna
decline for the day OF 51s points on
monthA sales. l5SS00 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07
Gurouear advertisements.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
Ii Finest and cheapest Meat Flavoring stock iGr
aoups Ma de Dishes and Sauces. Annual sale
5000 900 Jars.
TEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
/ m Invaluable tonic. ia suocess and boon Tor
Which nations should feel grateful" See Medical
Prese," Lancet" 40
Genuine only with tho fac smile Of Baron LieoiSs
siSnature in Blue Ink across the Label Inc utle
Baron Liebig" and photograph nsvin og SSe Sn
largely used by dealers with NO connsv'vn WIN
Baron Liebig. tho public are intormsa tnss tns
fieb,e Company alone can offer tho artioie WIN
Baron Liebig's guarantee OF gsnuinenesa
T TFRIG COMpANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
To bc Of all GrSssss tnd Snsm,
nniv, &, Dsyid Co. Fenchurch-avc.. London,
England.
Sold wholesale by James Smith Park Tliord Aesef
Merrs a t,ondt McKesson 4 Robbins Ihurnh why lsna
4 TO- Francis II. Leggett Co.. W. H. schenein Co. sua
Boyle a Styles
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Deiltlstrp.
Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ Sealed proposals will be received a. me Once q the
building County Hospital IN Omaha. Douglas County, Neb
TO the plans and specifications on e In the County
Odice zach bid must be accompanied by
certified check in the OF Five Hundred Dollars
The right Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids
G. p NEEDHAM, County Clerk.
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Total bn.. "a 67e40l 27.2Gs23i l9g7747 2s.S26UoO
Decrease for the woek 2Os977o bushels against 4loo23S
the previous week.
Visible wheat "a 1877 3s09o2 l2 2s $50 4o772o 2<
The quantity Of wheat and maize passage for Europe
G.. 1887:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-07
TEE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PKfcEA
No feature developed In the Grade speculation
yesterday The McKeown we'll In washinxton, reported
flowing l20 hour in the morning The
axeabe character tho Lima product and the
prses the Pennsylvania fields whe perhaps capable Of
without disturbance the oil
dustry elements Of present depression 1t surprising
that there bear party capable Of asainE prces nnder
suoh recently circumstances namely tho wheat
and stock breaks and the squeezing OF money a. have su
rounded OIL Speculation TO be matter OF the past
and favorable feature apparent Pflcee yesterday
ranged from sos COZ cent and the market closed weak
at near TO owet figures Carrying rates for renewals are
ruling at about 10 cents. . .
The range OF prices aud dealings 1t tho conso
dated Exchange were rs follows;
prening. s01s Lowest. &c =
airhest. 6O' Final oy
Refined oil unchanged at 6acents per gallon.
OIL CITY. Penn. July 6.-Crude on--Nauonal Transit
Certificates opened 6O closed ct Co.'S highest price,
6oTs lowest price. 60 Sales s630oo barrels charters
pk444 barrels clcarances 100000 barrels shipments
72,8SO barrels; runs .-.... barrels.
TITUsvILLE. Penn, July 6Crude Oil-Nstiona Transit
Certificates opened At 6o and closed al 6O highest price,
co., lowest price. 591s
PIrTsBURo. Penn. July 6.-Crude On-Natioual Transit
Certificates opened At and closed at Cob highest price,
coz lowest price, 80
BRADFORD, Penn. July 6.-Crude Oil-National Transit
Certificates opened closed at 60 81 highest price,
eos; lowest price, co., Clearances, $4,000 barrels.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CnARLEsrox: July e-Turpentins dull and nominal
SAVANNAH. July 6.-Turpsntns steady at 30kc.
WILMINGTON July 6.-rurpentne Quiet ~ 80 &C
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Walkers Private Daily Circular July 0. 1897 NewYork
Comparative Wheat stocks at ye Atlantic ports at dates

Total bush 43l3322 4.44S9ss 3l2o.333 s.27t729
week. l35GG0 bushels against 99i. s2l bushels
previous week.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA slOoKS
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6, 1897
WEDNESDAY, July 6-P. NJ.

The Mexican Mining Company has lowed an assessment
Is cents share
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Boar0 ast1 Rooms.

West Sida
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH.
IL ELORs.-Ffth-aye., i2dst, IN freproof build
nR Of AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Finest
ocation In the CITY.
no WEST 51ST-ST. Handsomely furnished
q rooms, with board, at Summer pricea Iransents
tskcu
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A THE WILTON,
a. Is WEST 27TH.sT.
select private hotel newly and richly furnished thrcugs
ont appoin and cuisine strictly rt
and homo for ames and single gentemen one oock
from Demonicos station. Broadway cars Fit,h svo.
principal theatres Rates reasonable ~
boarding house. Special summer termo
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COMPANY II. N. @.

company d, .. N. U.
DEGULAR DRILLS EVERY WEDNRS-
IL day evening. Regular meetings first
Wednesday of each!month at p. NJ
A. z. SHAW,
Commander
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TRUE ESTIMATE OF FVALUR.

Remember that when we assert
the value OF BRANDRETH's PILLS We
at the same time refer you to the
thousands of testimonials we have
published supporting all and even
more than we claim. The best evil
dence Of their value lies in these
testimonials. The PILLS have been
in use in this country for over fifty
years and in that time have surely
been well tested. We never heard
complaint .of them. They are harm
less, being vegetable, and always
do their work well.
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FACTS AND NEWS.

Twelve hundred divorces IN st.
Louis in Que year.
Buffalo gets its natural gas all
the way from the Pennsylvania
wells per pipe.
Electricity can travel 20o,OOO
miles per second under favorable
circumstances.
One million bushels of edible
oysters, it is estimated, were
caught in the waters of Long ISL
and sound during the past year.
Many Mormons have settled in
the Mexican state of chihuahua
and engaged in raising wheat.
The "Melograph" has been in
vented, by which person can i'm
provise on a piano and have the
mnsic recorded.
Of the 100000 bushels of beans
consumed by the New England
states the latter only grow one
tenth of the amount.
The first iron boat is said to
have been built in 1777, on the
river Foss, in Yorkshire. 1t was
fifteen feet long and made of
sheet iron.
Thus far there have been eleven
railway accidents with large loss of
life this year. In all these over
200 people were killed and more
than six hundred injured.
The Boston Globe denies the
widely published statement that
there are I25,000 manageable
widows in Massachusetts,. 1t says
the number is only 97,15S.
A British sea captain says that
whales are increasing in number
So fast that accidents to ships from
running into them will soon be oI
lrequent occurrence.
The Bartlett pear is of English
origin; it came to this country
from Berkshire about eighty years
ago, and was developed by
Enoch Bartlett, of Dorchester
Mass.
In one pew in church in Des
Moines, Iowa, sit the widows OF
seven clergyment, and yet there
are only two women in the pew
One of them is the "relict" o.
three, and the other the surviving
partner of four divines.
The White Mountains have
come to be worth over s2,000,00C
a year to the people of New
Hampshire. In 1884 the tourist
business in that section was scarce
ly $4,000. No account is taken
of the gains to the railroads in thi:
estimate.
The eight longest rivers in the
world, according to the calcula'
tions of Major General A. Won
Tiblo, are as follows: Missouri
Mississippi, 4,194; Nile, 1920;
Yang-tse-Klang, 3,13S; Amazon,
3,O63; Yenesai-Scanga, 1850;
Amur, 1850; Congo, 1883; Mac.
kenzie, 2,S6S.
Mr.. Edison's latest invention is
the "pyromagnetic Dynamo" q
machine for producing electricity
directly from fuel. If this inven.
ton turns out as satisfactory as
MIR. Edison has reason to expect
every house can be lighted by
electricity by simply utilizing the
waste heat in stoves and furnaces
The growth of insanity is ont
of the most serious features of the
times. From April 1, 1885, to
April l, 1886, there were ad,
judged to be insane by the
courts of Illinois 1,526 men and
women. The annual cost OF
maintaining private charities in
the state is estimated at 100000
and the average number of in
matac Of ahont y S00
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Ocean Encampment, No. ID. I. o. o. F.
DEGULAR MEETINGS OF OCEAN EN-
Lodge. In the Odd Fellows Building, at
seven NJ, on the secondI and fourth
Mondays OF each month, Sojourning breth-
rem cordially invited.
By order Z. 4.
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Select Knights of A. o. q. w.

DRGULAR MEETING OF NORTH.
II western Legion No. 2, viii be held al
their headquarters in Pythian Castle on
Thursday evening of each week at o'clock
Members of the Legion in good standing
and visiting comrades are invited TO attend
Drill every first and third Thursday even
ings of each month.
By order OF commander.
r. L, BOYLE, Rec.
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Temple Lodge. No. z a. z. A ID.
DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS e
III first and third Tuesdays In each -"
month, at 7h O'Clock, p. M, at theI
Hail In Astoria. Members OF the order II
BY order Of the w. M.
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Gushing Relief Corps No. 3. q. A. R.
DEGULAR MEETINGS ON THE SECOND
2P.M.
By,order MRS. JAS. A. DAVIDSON,
Secretary
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Beaver Lodge No. SO. /. o. OF.
DEGULAR MEETING EV- .,.SSzs,xs,
M ery Thursday evening at 2HX
Z 80 O'Clock, at the Lodge sSsSssP
room In Odd Fellows Hall. Asto-
ria. Sojournings members OF the order I
good standing. cordially invited to attend
By order NJ
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Seaside Lodge No. II, A.O.U.

Seaside Lodge No. Y, A. o. o. w
DRGULAR MEETINGS OF SEASIDE
III Lodge No. u, A. o. q. w. will be held
in then Hail in Pythlan Castle, on
Saturday evening of each week, at z O'Clock;
Members of the order In good standing, and
visiting Brothers are invited TO attend. Ii
brary viii be open fifteen minutes before
and after each meeting. BY order III: w.
G. BROWN, Rec.
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Astor Lodge No. g, z. of P.

DEGULAR MEETINGS EVERY WED
III nesday evening at P. NJ. at Pythian
Castle. Soiourning knights in good stand
ing cordially invited 10 attend.
By order C.. c.
HE. NELSON,
X. of II. and 5.
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Pacific Lodge No. II, x. off.

Pacfdc Lodge No. II K. OF z.
DEGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS
II Lodge every Friday evening. at Z 80
knights cordially invited to attend.
w. A. SHERM AN,
X. of X. and 8.
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Scandinavian Benevolent Society.
DEGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS SOCIE-
II ty at their rooms in Pythian building
at eight O'Clock p. M. on the second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month,
AUG. DANIELSON, Secretary.